GT Bank came second with a total of 29.07 million shares valued N623.83 million transacted in 230 deals, while FBN Holdings sold 14.97 million share worth N75.03 million in 286 deals
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Forte Oil recorded the highest price loss to lead the losers’ chart, shedding N14.50 to close at N275.50 per share
Okechukwu Unegbu, former President of the Chartered Institute of Bankers of Nigeria, said the market failed to react positively to ministerial inauguration because “we are yet to get the environment right”
Lafarge Africa lost 51k to close at N98.99, while Flour Mills dropped 44k to close at N21 per share
Also, the All-Share Index appreciated by 134.13 points or 0.45 per cent to close at 29,834.21 against 29,700.08 recorded on Thursday
Profit taking embarked by investors at the Nigerian Stock Exchange continued on Monday with the All-Share Index dropping to 29,000…
The robbers were said to have used speed boats in accessing the community
The Lagos State Fire Director, Rasak Fadipe, said the Fire Service “responded immediately to the distress call put across to our office”
The suspects were picked up by operatives of the anti-graft agency for stealing and putting into circulation defaced and mutilated Nigerian currency notes to the tune of N8 billion meant for destruction
In other results on Wednesday, First Deepwater also maintained their 100 per cent record in the first phase of the Zenith Bank Female Basketball League with a 77-16 points victory over the Taraba Hurricanes, Benue Princess beat Immigration 33-31
With the bank’s entry into the retail space, more customers will now be able to access efficient service delivery that hitherto have been available to only high net worth customers and corporates
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the market capitalisation, which opened at N10.071 trillion on Friday, lost N92 billion or 0.91 per cent to close at N9.979 trillion
Otedola was the second Nigerian to make the FORBES billionaires list in 2009
The Tower Aluminum Complex located at Ikeja, Lagos, was on Wednesday evening gutted by fire, which destroyed properties worth millions of naira.
The court had on May 16 restrained the I-G from arresting the plaintiffs, Piero Allafranchino and Taglioretti Roberto, who admitted giving the police N100 million dud cheques under duress
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the volume of transactions represented 3.83 per cent increase over the 430.922 million shares worth N6.52 billion traded in 5,569 deals on Wednesday
Emefiele, who said this at the 23rd Annual General Meeting of Zenith Bank Plc in Lagos, said the bank would be firm and just to ensure growth of the economy
The agreement is worth in excess of $300,000 in total, although the duration of the contract remains unclear
The report was contained in the company’s audited result released by the Nigerian Stock Exchange in Lagos on Tuesday
Nwachukwu equally confessed that the National Identity Card and PHCN bills were all forged by one Pepper, who is still at large